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Porn In The Classroom

Showing eleven and twelve year-old’s how to use a sex toy is educational? Although this might have been an isolated case in Florida, what is happening all across America are the cases of porn being allowed for your kids to read. Since the implementation of the Common Core Standards, more and more parents as well as teachers are realizing the harm that is being introduced in the classroom through a very exploitative way.

Although you don’t hear cases in which a sex-ed teacher lays on top of her desk and gives a demonstration of a sex toy’s use (which happened recently in one Florida classroom), what is seducing your pre-teen and early teens are the required porn books that are mandated for your child to read.

Some book examples given:

The Bluest Eye, by Toni Morrison: extremely explicit sex scenes describing incest, rape, and pedophilia. In the Arts.Mic site article, Toni Morrison was quoted as saying “Iwant the reader to feel as though they are a ‘co-conspirator’ with the rapist. She took pains to make sure she never portrayed the actions as wrong in order to show how everyone has their own problems. She even goes as far as to describe the pedophilia, rape, and incest ‘friendly,’ ‘innocent,’ and ‘tender.’

Example of one page – Page 181: “The little girls are the only things I’ll miss. Do you know that when I touched their sturdy little t*** and bit them—just a little—I felt I was being friendly?—If I’d been hurting them, would they have come back? . . . they’d eat ice cream with their legs open while I played with them. It was like a party.”

The site Education News highlighted the issues about a book called, “Monster” by Walter Dean Myers. The book includes a description of a homosexual gang rape and the use of a butt plug. They further stated that In New York, a Common Core education portal was encouraging teens to visit a pornographic sex survey site where they are asked if they want to participate in a threesome or a gang-bang, among other acts.

In the meantime, the issue of porn affecting children is skyrocketing. I have written on this topic before but it needs to come out to the forefront because many of you place your children in the hands of schools that are brainwashing our children into thinking that porn is healthy, pedophiles are nice people and the more sex you have the better you will feel about yourself.

Then we all wonder why pre-teens and teens are hooking up with porn sites and sexting like never before. I bring up this subject because many times parents are just not in the know of what is being taught, what is being learned, and what their teen has been exposed to. If we sit back and do nothing, we are just as much to blame as any educational system teaching this. The ultimate responsibility remains with us.

As a homeschooler as well as once a mom with a teen in the public school, I made sure to always be aware of what was being taught. Because of wanting my teens to think for themselves, I also made it a point for them to learn early on about the traps and misguidance from adults out in the world. I cannot protect them 24/7. Honestly, when they reach a certain age they need to make more informed decisions of their own. However, I will make sure to give them a grounded foundation of what is acceptable and what is not. It is called moral values with which our country seems to be losing.

To make my point, I think most parents would agree that the school systems has diverted its attention from the basics of learning math and language to the political correctness of what is okay and not okay as well as promoting a sexual revolution that is too mature for our young kids. The fact that this one classroom teacher was demonstrating how to use a sex toy to kids that are 11-12 years of age should be a prime example. The substitute teacher complained that there was discrimination after she was removed from the class. She cared more about herself than the issue at hand and the effects of this exposure at too young of an age.

Long gone are the normal teachings of what reproduction is or how our body works. This isn’t a health class anymore. It has become a porn class on “How To’” using sex toys, accepting rape as rough sex and feeling bad about the molester. When will it stop?

1. Overstimulation on a child’s brain which can lead to sexual promiscuities.
2. Broken marriages as they age (infidelity and distortion of sexual intimacy)
3. Child Pornography and Pedophilia
4. Desensitization in young children and teens into adulthood
5. Porn Addictions
6. Sexual Violence
7. Body Images and Self-Esteem Issues
8. Prostitution
9. Sexual Diseases

This list only serves to make you aware of what could happen. However, if you are a pro-active parent who actively communicates with your teens and they understand the long lasting effects from materials such as this, you have already won the battle against it. In this day and age, we must do whatever is necessary to protect our children, pre-teen and teen.

Many will follow their sensuality, and because of them the way of the truth will be maligned.

2 thoughts on “Porn In The Classroom”

Unfortunately yes, it is happening. Many parents don’t know and when it comes to issues of sex, most kids are either too embarrassed to say anything to their parents or they have been brainwashed already into thinking that this is normal. I think what is more sad is the fact that many kids unknowingly have been cultured into thinking this way and we are ending up with more issues of tolerance than ever before. What was once wrong is now okay. What is right, is now considered overtly critical. We can only pray that more parents and the public alike will stand up and say, “Stop! this is wrong!”

About Me!

Growing up in the Northeast, the only dreams I had for my life was to grow closer to my Heavenly Father, be happily married, and have an easy road to raising wonderful and successful children. I think God was laughing at that last part.

As you can guess, it wasn’t easy at all. In fact, it was hard. Raising teens in this world is the most difficult job to do. Even more difficult, when they become a teen in crisis.

From the darkest trials into the depths of depression, to the biggest milestones and the ultimate victories, I was able to weather the worst of storms with Christ at the helm.

My journey as a parent to a teen in crisis led me through the tsunami of issues no parent wants to be confronted with; Self-harm, suicidal tendencies, body issues, porn, abandonment and rejection, as well as PTSD. These were only the beginning waves of what was yet to come.

How does one get through these parenting struggles? Christ was my living anchor of hope and promise. He showed me how to take hold and be lifted up when I felt like I was ready to drown. Even through that very painful period, the Lord was beginning to reveal His plan and use those crisis situations for His glory.

Today, I continue God’s call on my life by sharing stories from the heart and using His Word. No more should parents feel alone and ashamed. It is time to be encouraged and uplifted. God is your Anchor of Promise – Hebrews 6:19.

Wife to my husband Dan of 34 years, I am also mom of two daughters, 2 cats and 2 dogs. My book, Turn The Tide of Emotional Turbulence: Devotions for Parents With Teens in Crisis will be out in Spring 2019.

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